Arbitration Moving From Experiment to Established Practice
The Atlantic argues arbitration has become settled international law and a standard method for resolving disputes among nations. It notes four wars in a decade and nearly 100 arbitration settlements, citing cases such as Chile Argentina and British Venezuela as pivotal examples of its impact.
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China
Africa
Venezuela
Panama
Chile
Argentine Republic
Alaska Boundary
North Sea
Great Britain
Russia
Earthquake converts San Francisco men to value women’s club house
The Century club house built by women last year shifts public opinion after an earthquake. Former scoffers now seek rental, including Pacific Union club offering 500 dollars a month. The women refuse, planning to gift the house to California's Supreme Court, believing judges will protect the furnishings and avoid damage from card parties and suppers.
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San Francisco
House of the Century Club
Pacific Union Club
Supreme Court of California
London Physician Promotes Silence Cure for Nervous Women
A renowned London doctor urges nervous social leaders to spend an hour daily in total silence. He claims the practice calms nerves, reduces facial lines, and brings serenity and beauty, predicting fewer neuralgia and nervous breakdowns if women stop talking and let the brain rest.
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London
Wisconsin Society of the American Revolution speaker jokes in Milwaukee
Neal Brown of Wausau entertained members with a humorous talk in Milwaukee asserting the Mayflower carried furniture and that most households hold a relic chair or table from the voyage. He claimed many Americans trace ancestry to Mayflower passengers or revolutionary soldiers.
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Wisconsin Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Milwaukee
Neal Brown
Wausau
Nebraska man ends life after dispondent feelings
An aged man in Stuart, feeling he was a burden, killed himself with a small caliber revolver. The report notes his despair and action ending his life in the home.
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Stuart
Old Man in Nebraska Ends Own Life After Letter
In Stuart Nebraska sixty two grandfather Powell an eighty two year old man shot himself in the temple with a 38 caliber pistol after receiving a letter from a Idaho niece saying she could not visit. He was found by a grandson in a barn seated with the revolver beneath him. He had planned the act for weeks and felt he was a burden due to asthma and failing sight and hearing.
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Stuart
Neb
Powell
Idaho
Death of Insane Woman Found Near Hospital Grounds
Edith Moore a 40 year old patient at Lincoln hospital for the insane was missing then found dead in asparagus near the hospital. The coroner's jury cited death from unknown natural causes. Her husband died a week before her committal. she leaves two children.
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Edith Moore
Lincoln Hospital For the
Twister Wrecks Barn at Laverty Dairy Near Ashland
A high wind and twister demolished a newly built dairy barn on Senator Alex Laverty’s farm one mile south of Ashland Nevada. Four men and thirty cows were inside when the roof collapsed, but no one was injured.
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Ashland
Alex Laverty
Nev
Wanted: Agent with good character in Lincoln Nebraska
Classified notice seeking a reliable man of good character to act as an agent. Open to salesman, farmer, merchant or banker. Compensation includes fifty dollars a month plus extras. Respond to Lock Box 1525 Lincoln Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Death by lightning claims Nebraska youth near Blue Hill
Chris Kopp, a young man from southwest of Blue Hill Nebraska, was killed by lightning during a heavy electrical storm while returning from town.
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Chris Kopp
Blue Hill
Neb
New Homes in the Northwest Offer Rail Access
Less than a fair round trip to Shoshone Wyoming near the reservation border promotes a single all rail route to the region. Registration runs July 16 to 31 at Shoshoni and Lander. Pamphlets with information maps and details are free from S F Miller A G F P A Omaha Nebraska.
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Shoshone
Wyoming
Shoshoni and
Lander
S. F. Miller
Omaha
Neb
Gracious society exchange about aging and improvement
In a Philadelphia Ledger item a first society belle derides another then remarks on her aging and yet seems to praise improvements. The brief dialogue contrasts taunting with polite flattery in a social scene.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Toledo Firm Oath In Catarrh Cure Ad Claim
Paaxx J. Coener swears he is part of F. J. Cuzenxer & Co. in Toledo Ohio and that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Barr's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886. Frank J. Cheney & Co. advertise Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a digestive remedy effective on mucous surfaces.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Gratz
City of Toledo
Lucas Country
Paaxx J. Coener
F. J. Cuzenxer & Co
Toledo
CaTaRsa
Barr
O.r
Pusio
Hall
Ndt Bioce
F. J. Cheney & CO
Suit and watch swapping tale from the clothiers
Fragmentary clippings show dialogue about a second hand suit and a gent who owned a watch. The lines reference a gaffer guarding clothing with watches and a remark that the clothiers do not give away watches with suits. The excerpt also includes stray notes on strawberries, cigars, a horse, and proverbs.
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Muggsy
Philadelphia Press
Lewis' Single binder cigar advertisement
An advertising blurb promotes Lewis's Single binder cigar made of extra quality tobacco. It notes the product is from the Lewis factory in Peoria, Illinois, and highlights the dealer as the seller. The line about flattering a girl is presented as a slogan from the New York Press.
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Peoria
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Father Faces Judgment From His Little Ones
A remark suggests the father is not viewed as a hero by his children, highlighting a troubled family dynamic and strained parental respect.
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